Alangaram Kaliyatha Lyrics
From the movie Rojavin Raja - 1976
Alangaram Kaliyatha Song Lyrics is the track from Rojavin Raja - 1976 Tamil Film – 1976. This song was sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by M. S. Vishwanathan. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Alangaram kalaiyaatha silai ondru kanden Anbe un ezhil kanda orunalile
Alangaram kalaiyaatha silai ondru kanden Anbe un ezhil kanda orunalile
Aanandha megangal poothoova kanden Aiya un mugam paartha oru naalile
Aanandha megangal poothoova kanden Aiya un mugam paartha oru naalile
Aiya un mugam paartha oru naalile
Kothodu pookanda panneer maram Pon maalai pennukku manjam tharum
Kothodu pookanda panneer maram Pon maalai pennukku manjam tharum
Neerodu vilaiyaadi pogindra thendral
Nee konjam vilaiyaada nenjam tharum
Nee konjam vilaiyaada nenjam tharum
Alangaram kalaiyaatha silai ondru kanden Anbe un ezhil kanda orunalile
Undaayin undendru manam kollavo Illayin illendru vaan sellavo
Enge un poopandhal melangalodu Kalyana thamizh paadi nadamaaduvom
Kalyana thamizh paadi nadamaaduvom
Alangaram kalaiyaatha silai ondru kanden Anbe un ezhil kanda orunalile
Thaan soodi malar thantha aandalidam
Azhagana malar maalai naam vanguvom
Thaan soodi malar thantha aandalidam
Azhagana malar maalai naam vanguvom
Thaen aatchi thaan seiyum meenatchi saatchi
Thaen aatchi thaan seiyum meenatchi saatchi
Thiruveedhi valam vandhu ondraaguvom
Thiruveedhi valam vandhu ondraaguvom
Alangaram kalaiyaatha silai ondru kanden Anbe un ezhil kanda orunalile
Alangaram kalaiyaatha silai ondru kanden Anbe un ezhil kanda orunalile
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a romantic duet expressing profound admiration and longing between lovers. The male singer compares his beloved's beauty to an "adornment that never fades," a timeless statue, indicating her enduring charm. The female singer reciprocates, describing how seeing his face brought forth "clouds of joy showering flowers," symbolizing immense happiness and a divine experience. The lyrics beautifully weave in natural imagery like rosewater trees and gentle breezes to convey the depth of their affection and the promise of a shared future.
The song progresses to a hopeful anticipation of marriage, with the female singer eagerly asking about the wedding canopy and drums, expressing a desire to dance to wedding songs. Both singers invoke divine blessings and traditions, referencing Andal, a revered poet-saint who offered flowers to her beloved deity, and Meenakshi, the goddess of Madurai, as witnesses to their union. This highlights the sacred and traditional aspect of their love, culminating in a desire to unite and parade through sacred streets, signifying a public and blessed commitment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Alangaram Kaliyatha?
Alangaram Kaliyatha is sung by டி. எம். சௌந்தராஜன் மற்றும் பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Alangaram Kaliyatha from?
The song Alangaram Kaliyatha is featured in the movie Rojavin Raja - 1976.
Who wrote the lyrics for Alangaram Kaliyatha?
The lyrics for Alangaram Kaliyatha were written by Kannadasan with music composed by M. S. Vishwanathan.
Is English translation available for Alangaram Kaliyatha lyrics?
Yes! Alangaram Kaliyatha lyrics from Rojavin Raja - 1976 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Alangaram Kaliyatha lyrics?
This song is a romantic duet expressing profound admiration and longing between lovers. The male singer compares his beloved's beauty to an "adornment that never fades," a timeless statue, indicating her enduring charm. The female singer reciprocates, describing how seeing his face brought forth "clouds of joy showering flowers," symbolizing immense happiness and a divine experience. The lyrics beautifully weave in natural imagery like rosewater trees and gentle breezes to convey the depth of their affection and the promise of a shared future. The song progresses to a hopeful anticipation of marriage, with the female singer eagerly asking about the wedding canopy and drums, expressing a desire to dance to wedding songs. Both singers invoke divine blessings and traditions, referencing Andal, a revered poet-saint who offered flowers to her beloved deity, and Meenakshi, the goddess of Madurai, as witnesses to their union. This highlights the sacred and traditional aspect of their love, culminating in a desire to unite and parade through sacred streets, signifying a public and blessed commitment.
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